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1. Overthinking = Write Cognition can easily turn into an obsession, and one ends up between the chair and the wall anxious, worried, and suspicious. Perhaps one of the most important strategies of secularizing is to write. Writing your thoughts may prove to be extremely helpful at that time.
By Azeem Writes2 years ago in Motivation
7 Effective Ways to Overcome Social Anxiety as a Modern Man. AI-Generated.
Social intuitive once flowed without a hitch. Beginning discursions with any person of interest and exuding charm at social functions or in organizational assignments were tasks best suited to you.
By InkSight Chronicles2 years ago in Motivation
The Relentless Swashbuckler: An Illustration from Victor Vescovo. Content Warning.
In our current reality where the majority of us battle to meet our everyday objectives, a few people push the limits of human potential, it is feasible to reclassify what. One such individual is Victor Vescovo, a man whose determined quest for experience has driven him to the most elevated and most profound focuses on The planet. His accomplishments are not simply records; they are demonstrations of human assurance, flexibility, and the soul of investigation.
By MD.KAMRUL HOSEN2 years ago in Motivation
Kill the Big Deal: Embracing the Power of Small Wins. AI-Generated.
The concept of "killing the big deal" may seem counterintuitive in a society that often celebrates grandeur and extravagance. However, the idea is not to diminish the importance of significant achievements but to recognize the value of small, incremental wins in our personal and professional lives.
By John Stephen Izuchukwu2 years ago in Motivation
His First Flight
The young seagull was alone on his ledge. His two brother and his sister had already flown away the day before. He had been afraid to fly with them. somehow when he had taken a little run forward to the brink of the ledge and attempted to flap his wings he become afraid. The great expanse of sea stretched down beneath, and it was such a long way down, miles down. He felt certain that his wing would never support him, so he bent his head and run away back to the little hole under the ledge where he slept at night. Even when each of his brother and his little sister, whose wings were far shorter then his own, run to the brink, flapped to their wings, and flew away, he failed to master up courage to take that plunge which appeared to him so desperate. His father and mother had come around calling to him shrilly, upbraiding him, threatening to let him starve on his ledge unless he flew away. But for the life of him he could not move.
By James Fareke2 years ago in Motivation
A story is enough for everyone to succeed ( Hare and Tortoise )
We all know the story of the tortoise and the hare. But interestingly, we have only read the first part of the story. Did you know that there are three more chapters to this story? Some of us might have read or heard them, but most people haven't.
By MD. RAFIQUL ISLAM MURAD 2 years ago in Motivation
If You Want To Get Out of Your Head, Start Writing Love Letters To Yourself. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
In the hustle and bustle of modern life, it’s easy to get lost in a whirlwind of thoughts, stress, and self-criticism. We often spend so much time in our heads, dissecting every decision, analyzing every interaction, and worrying about the future. This mental overdrive can leave us feeling disconnected from our true selves and overwhelmed by the incessant noise of our minds. One powerful way to break free from this cycle is to start writing love letters to yourself.
By William Henry2 years ago in Motivation
A Silent Way Of Success
n the bustling city of Lahore, amidst the chaos of honking rickshaws and the aroma of street food, lived a young woman named Aisha. Known for her quiet demeanor and gentle smile, few knew the depths of her resilience and strength. Aisha worked as a tailor in a small shop, stitching clothes with precision and care. Her father had passed away when she was just twelve, leaving her to care for her ailing mother and younger brother, Ali. Despite the financial hardships, Aisha never complained. She had a dream of opening her own boutique, a dream that seemed distant but not impossible. Aisha's days were long and challenging. Each morning, she would rise before dawn to prepare breakfast and tend to her mother's needs before heading to the tailor shop. Her employer, Mr. Bashir, was a kind man who recognized Aisha's talent and dedication. Though the pay was meager, Aisha's meticulous work earned her the respect and admiration of her colleagues and customers. One day, a severe storm hit Lahore, causing widespread flooding. Aisha's neighborhood was one of the worst affected areas. The floodwaters entered their modest home, destroying their belongings and leaving them with nothing but the clothes on their backs. In the face of this calamity, Aisha's mother fell seriously ill, and Ali became despondent. With no money to rebuild their home or to pay for her mother's medication, Aisha was at a crossroads. She could either give in to despair or rise above it. Choosing the latter, Aisha decided to fight back. She sought help from a local NGO that provided temporary shelter and medical aid. The volunteers there were moved by Aisha's plight and did everything they could to assist her family. They provided them with a small tent and necessities, but Aisha knew this was not a long-term solution. Determined to rebuild their lives, Aisha started working overtime at the tailor shop. Her employer, Mr. Bashir, noticed her dedication and offered her additional work from home. With the extra income, Aisha managed to save a little each day. She also started learning advanced tailoring techniques online, using free resources and tutorials. During this time, Aisha's brother, Ali, struggled with the trauma of their loss. He was a bright student, but the devastation had taken a toll on his studies. Aisha knew that she had to be strong for him and her mother. She encouraged Ali to focus on his education and even managed to find a volunteer tutor to help him catch up with his schoolwork. Months turned into a year, and Aisha's hard work began to pay off. She had saved enough to rent a small shop in a better part of the city. She named her boutique "Silent Strength" to honor the silent resilience that had carried her through the toughest times. The boutique quickly gained popularity due to Aisha's unique designs and the personal touch she added to every piece of clothing. Customers appreciated the quality and care that went into her work, and word of mouth spread rapidly. Her success story did not go unnoticed. Local newspapers and TV channels featured her journey, inspiring many others facing similar struggles. Aisha's boutique became a symbol of hope and empowerment in the community. She hired women from her neighborhood, providing them with training and employment opportunities. Many of these women were widows or single mothers who had no other means of income. Aisha's initiative not only gave them a source of livelihood but also instilled in them a sense of pride and dignity. As her business flourished, Aisha did not forget the kindness that had been shown to her family during their time of need. She regularly donated a portion of her profits to the NGO that had helped them, ensuring that other families in crisis could receive the same support. She also started a small scholarship fund for underprivileged students, in honor of her brother Ali, who had managed to excel in his studies despite the odds. Aisha's journey from a humble tailor to a successful entrepreneur was a testament to the power of silent strength and unwavering resilience. Her story showed that no matter how dire the circumstances, with determination and hard work, one can rise above any challenge. Through her perseverance, Aisha not only transformed her own life but also became a beacon of hope for her community, proving that true strength often lies in the quietest of hearts.
By Shafiq Rafiq2 years ago in Motivation
A motivational story.
In the picturesque town of Willowbrook, surrounded by emerald hills and meandering rivers, lived a young woman named Clara. Clara was known throughout the town for her kindness and creativity. From an early age, she harbored a deep love for music and dreamt of becoming a concert pianist. However, the path to her dreams was strewn with obstacles.
By SHALIN2 years ago in Motivation
A motivational story
In the bustling city of Serenity, a young woman named Maya lived in a small apartment overlooking a busy marketplace. Maya was known for her radiant smile and a heart brimming with dreams. From a young age, she aspired to become an artist, but the reality of her circumstances often cast shadows over her aspirations. Her days were spent working long hours at a local café, while her nights were dedicated to honing her craft.
By SHALIN2 years ago in Motivation
I Walk 10,000 Steps Everyday And This is What Happened To Me
This story was published on medium.com I was 16 years old, I used to go to the gym and have a healthy diet (eggs, milk, etc.) everyday. I enjoyed my college days. I felt powerful, fresh, and energetic.
By Shailesh Shakya2 years ago in Motivation
